My experience is that people who are unwilling to put the effort in will not succeed in real estate. 

Many of the deals that can net that much are either great multi family acquisitions   secured by a wholesaler or the very risk adverse areas that many are unable or unwilling to operate in.

It's because many people aren't aware, either willingly or unwillingly, of the "other side" (our REI side) of the process.

If she’s unwilling, I’d think hard about whether that’s someone you wanna be with long term and go from there

If they are unwilling to do any of those,we have a fiduciary responsibility to collect rent for our landlord clients. 

I have been unwilling to buy online auctions because from what I can tell, you aren't getting any title guarantee. for every property I have seen on auction.com you are getting a special warranty deed but that doesn't protect you from anything that happened before the lender took possession, which would be EVERYTHING that can bite you.

As for being well versed in your practice, I've never seen an attorney so adamant about something being illegal, but so unwilling to provide the statute that covers the activity.

So far, they're either unfamiliar with wholesale deals (assignments of contract) or unwilling to participate.

NO, I DO understand that is why I am unwilling to go away and lets these guys get away from making either misleading or false statements.I will take some time later to address the 'returns', basically those selling this product are conveniently miscalculating the 'returns'.  1) they arent including the massive fees to buy the product, 2) they are not including the interest paid on the on the loan on your own money. 3) they are not including the negative return on the loss of the death benefit due to 'repayment' of the loan...

I did it unwillingly and it ended very bad court everything I won but it was resources I didn’t and shouldn’t have had to use.